Alan Clarke
Alan's Tour de Nepal
Fundraising for Computer Aid International
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Hello
I've decided to join a team of 25 charity workers to help raise £35,000 for Computer Aid International, We are doing a sponsored bike trip across Nepal through 350 km of treacherous mountain terrain. CAI is a non-profit organization that refurbishes donated computers to be used for training and capacity building in rural communities around the world. They've provided over 150,000 PCs to more than 100 countries across Africa and South America, making them the world's largest and most experienced ICT for Development provider.
My promise to you as your is that I'll train like Rocky, ride like pain were pleasure, make it to the end even if I've only got one wheel left to carry me there, and take loads of pictures along the way so that you all can be a part of the experience from start to finish :-) Aside from the satisfaction that you'll get from seeing the amount of pain I'll be in at the end, it really is a great organization to support, so please donate here and stay tuned for more updates!
For every donation up to £2,900 50% will go to Computer Aid International and 50% will go towards commercial fees for the team (flights, accommodation, food, guides, trip leader and doctor etc). After I've raised £2,900 100% of all donations go directly to Computer Aid. As a minimum, our team will be donating £36,000 to Computer Aid International by the time we set off in October, but we can't do that without your help! Computer Aid is remarkably cost-effective: a donation of just £50 can put a computer on a desk in a school that would otherwise have no access to such facilities. Every donation counts, big and small!
Thanks for taking the time to visit my JustGiving page.
Thanks for taking the time to check out my just giving website.
This has been an epic effort to get this far and now I am within sight of my goal, I have 8 days left to get the renaming money together. And remember any donation is generous and much appreciated. It is also quick and easy with this website.
Please encourage your colleagues and friends to make a small donation too :-)
Karma baby!
What it is all about:
I've decided to join a team of 25 charity workers to help raise £35,000 for Computer Aid International, We are doing a sponsored bike trip across Nepal through 350 km of treacherous mountain terrain. CAI is a non-profit organization that refurbishes donated computers to be used for training and capacity building in rural communities around the world. They've provided over 150,000 PCs to more than 100 countries across Africa and South America, making them the world's largest and most experienced ICT for Development provider.
My promise to you as your is that I'll train like Rocky, ride like pain were pleasure, make it to the end even if I've only got one wheel left to carry me there, and take loads of pictures along the way so that you all can be a part of the experience from start to finish :-) Aside from the satisfaction that you'll get from seeing the amount of pain I'll be in at the end, it really is a great organization to support, so please donate here and stay tuned for more updates!
For every donation up to £2,900 50% will go to Computer Aid International and 50% will go towards commercial fees for the team (flights, accommodation, food, guides, trip leader and doctor etc). After I've raised £2,900 100% of all donations go directly to Computer Aid. As a minimum, our team will be donating £36,000 to Computer Aid International by the time we set off in October, but we can't do that without your help! Computer Aid is remarkably cost-effective: a donation of just £50 can put a computer on a desk in a school that would otherwise have no access to such facilities. Every donation counts, big and small!
Thanks for taking the time to visit my JustGiving page.
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